First, your Nvidia card currently doesn't support OpenCl, most likely because your driver needs an update.
Second, you might be able to use your Intel GPU which is integrated in the main chip. For that, you'll have to enable it in your BIOS. However, it runs rather slowly and with a beta application only, so you may want to run CPU tasks on your main chip only, that is OK.
The system in question seems to be a Windows 10 one running with the Creators Update. When I had a system get the Creator's update, I lost the ability to run Einstein GPU tasks until I hand-installed a driver.
While the driver version number you show is the same as the one I hand-installed, the version number my system showed after the Creators update but before I fixed it was also a driver version capable of Einstein GPU work. So I recommend that you hand install a current Nvidia driver.
The system in question seems to be a Windows 10 one running with the Creators Update. When I had a system get the Creator's update, I lost the ability to run Einstein GPU tasks until I hand-installed a driver.
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First, your Nvidia card currently doesn't support OpenCl, most likely because your driver needs an update.
Second, you might be able to use your Intel GPU which is integrated in the main chip. For that, you'll have to enable it in your BIOS. However, it runs rather slowly and with a beta application only, so you may want to run CPU tasks on your main chip only, that is OK.
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that confuses me, beacause on PG i can run openCL tasks (GFN20)
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The system in question seems to be a Windows 10 one running with the Creators Update. When I had a system get the Creator's update, I lost the ability to run Einstein GPU tasks until I hand-installed a driver.
While the driver version number you show is the same as the one I hand-installed, the version number my system showed after the Creators update but before I fixed it was also a driver version capable of Einstein GPU work. So I recommend that you hand install a current Nvidia driver.
See also this thread.
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i installed all drivers manualy
now i installed them a second time, now it works
so:
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